Projects
Views, Vikroli East, Mumbai
Architect
VPArch
Client
Truearth Developers Pvt. Ltd.
Project Type
Residential
Date
May 2024
Views is a high density 3 buildings with 23 storey each. Going vertical means there is more utilization of steel in any project. The elevators also in this project are high speed elevators. The commercial retail ground and first floor along with a commercial office has an aluminium curtain glazing with glass. This makes the commercial space connected with environment allowing more visual connect. There is a car parking tower which is proposed with MSMB 150×150 frameworks with ACP cladding, since it’s easy to install and complete within a short span of time. The terrace elevation element also has portal frames with MS horizontal hollow steel sections as represented in the views.
VIEWS, VIKROLI KANAMWAS NAGAR , MUMBAI
The name ‘Views’ was conceptualised since from the 7th floor and above all the residents can enjoy views of the mangroves and the creek from within their homes. Views is a mixed use development. It has commercial retail, commercial office, residential rehab and residential sale component. It is a complex mixed use project. The location of this project is fantastic since it connects residents in this area to the Western Suburbs of Mumbai thru JVLR, to thane and to Mumbai City. Metro 4, which is Mumbai-Thane connector, will pass thru this location. We have proposed compact homes with 450 sq. ft. and 350 sq. ft. units. There are 250 residential sale units; since the density of units is higher we through of providing common amenities for the entire complex. All the 3 buildings are connected on the terrace with terrace programs such as jogging track, gazebo for meditation at the terrace, benches along with a terrace which will have potted plants to increase the green foot print. Additionally, the buildings will have other amenities such as a community hall, library for senior citizens and yoga studio. We are proposing solar panels on the terrace of the car park tower so that all the common area lights are solar powered, thus reducing the power usage from the grid.
